Antique American Sterling Silver Bon Bon Dish with Loop Handle by Baker-Manchester, c. 1900–1910

A refined early 20th-century American sterling silver bon bon dish by Baker-Manchester Mfg. Co. The dish has an elegant circular form with a movable loop handle, pierced floral panels and raised decorative baskets of flowers around the rim.

The gently shaped bowl and ornate handle give the piece an attractive table presence while retaining a practical serving function. It would be suitable for presenting sweets, small treats or decorative items, and also displays beautifully as part of a collection of antique American silver.

Details

• Item: Antique sterling silver bon bon dish
• Maker: Baker-Manchester Mfg. Co.
• Origin: United States
• Date / Period: Early 20th century, c. 1900–1910
• Material: Sterling silver
• Marks: Baker-Manchester Mfg. Co. maker’s mark
• Design: Circular bowl with pierced floral panels, raised flower-basket decoration and movable loop handle
• Diameter: 14 cm
• Weight: 71 g

Condition

Very good antique condition overall, with light surface wear consistent with age and careful use. Please review the photographs closely, as they form part of the description.

Historical and Collector Context

Decorative sterling silver bon bon dishes were popular table accessories during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Designed for presenting sweets or small treats, they often combined practical function with finely detailed ornamental work.

This Baker-Manchester example is particularly appealing for its pierced floral decoration, elegant movable handle and clearly identified American maker. It would suit collectors of antique American silver, sterling silver tableware and early 20th-century dining accessories.

Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description. We are happy to provide further details or images on request.